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there's new reporting about the story that broke late yesterday, 40 subpoenas going all the way up to line to top people in trump's orbit. it's all about coup and insurrection. we have more on that. also something i told you about yesterday, bill gates is on "the beat" tonight in depth. climate change, inflation, public health, a.i., the metaverse. what he says we the west owe africa, not a conversation we have every night on the news. as well as a discussion about how mr. gates got somewhat involves in talking to joe manchin about what he says are good ideas by joe biden. so we're g...

>> i think they will -- >> listen to bill clinton. you love bill clinton. >> this is massive. the trap door, the boobie trap for the republicans if they spend the next six to nine months if they focus on execution than the brand of their party -- >> this next sound bite is a stretch. i tried it on friday. it rang hollow. when the former president does it it works, but you can tell he has to like really try to talk around it. he doesn't have that thing. president bill clinton defended the program and its roll out while campaigning in virginia for terry mcauliffe. >> look at america today. we go...

Former senior adviser for president obama and msnbc contributor david axelrod with a little lou reed in the background. passing of lou reed over the weekend. let's get to the big stories of the morning. the affordable care act's main website healthercare.gov underwent a bit of an overhaul over the weekend. the site highlights the four ways you can enroll including the use of the navigator to make it easier for consumers to purchase health coverage. the website couldn't make nointd without experiencing another major issue. hhs officials said the site was down sunday because of an outage to one ...

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Millions, and denying the impact of their reckless shutdown, they're also denying their own recent history. yes, leave it to former president, bill clinton, to offer a gentle reminder, as he defended the health care law on sunday in virginia. >> look at america today. we have got to implement this health care law the computer deal will get fixed up. don't worry about that. everybody has forgotten, by the way, that when president george w. bush, a republican, put that medicare part d drug program in, it was more unpopular than the health care law, and they had terrible problems with the compute...